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Sideko Blog - Building an SDK Generator: Maintaining Custom Files
Building an SDK Generator: Maintaining Custom Files | This articles explains our SDK generation solution that utilizes a macro! in the Rust programming language to maintain custom files added between code generations with zero configuration.
OASKit and JSV - OpenAPI specification for Phoenix and JSON Schema validation : r/elixir
Lucas Sifoni - Leveraging Elixir's hot code loading capabilities to modularize a monolithic app
How hot code loading solves client-specific engineering problems in my startup Alzo
LisaGUI | More Information
Information about LisaGUI
Learn EDN in Y Minutes
Gotta Snatch'Em All in Elixir on Exercism
Can you solve Gotta Snatch'Em All in Elixir? Improve your Elixir skills with support from our world-class team of mentors.
Ecto, on_replace and deferred checks
A lesson in database design and using correct solutions
Def Over Lambda Part 1 - Factory Pattern and Dependency Injection
I recently read part of a pretty awesome book called Let Over Lambda by Doug Hoyte. Full of nice examples, wisdom and funnily opinionated remarks. I was also working on a personal project involving a couple of libraries where I suddenly saw how I could use one of the first patterns explained in the book.
Let Over Lambda In lisp and lisp like languages you can rely on lexical binding to manage scope in a way that is for today's standards (at least to me) intuitive.
Future directions for Permit: Phoenix Scopes, Absinthe support, and advanced policy analysis | Curiosum
Explore planned Permit updates including Absinthe integration, Phoenix scopes, policy visualization tools, and static rule validation enhancements.
Permit Authorization Library Updates and GraphQL Integration Debut | Curiosum
Explore Permit 0.3 updates, Phoenix LiveView support, and the new Absinthe integration for GraphQL APIs presented at ElixirConf EU 2025.
Replacing Names | Synthetic Data | Unstructured Data
When deidentifying sensitive data, is it better to remove names or to replace them with randomly generated names?
Did contexts kill Phoenix?
Why didn't Phoenix take off? I ask whether contexts killed the momentum.
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Null References: The Billion Dollar Mistake
Tony Hoare introduced Null references in ALGOL W back in 1965 "simply because it was so easy to implement", says Mr. Hoare. He talks about that decision considering it "my billion-dollar mistake".
Phoenix contexts are simpler than you think
Beginners are always overthinking yet, but it doesn’t need to be confusing
Writing Load Balancer From Scratch In 250 Line of Code
Hey, everyone. It's another weekend, and I was exploring what to build. So I decided to build a simple yet completely functional load balancer. Let's discuss it in this post.
Why DSLs for OpenAPI Are Slowing You Down | Curiosum
Discover how DSL-based OpenAPI specs hurt productivity, complicate AI use, and why plain YAML is a smarter choice for documenting REST APIs.
Deploying Phoenix Applications with Kamal | AppSignal Blog
In this post, we dive into how to deploy Phoenix applications using Kamal.
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Dynamic HTML progress bars with TailwindCSS | sevenseacat.net
Don't reinvent the wheel - use what HTML gives you!
Northwind Elixir Traders
Immersive, project-based adventure that reimagines the classic Northwind database.
A Visual Tour of Phoenix's Updated 'magic link' Authentication Code Generator
A visual tour of how `phx.gen.auth` looks to the user, what the core schemas/contexts look like, and I'll sprinkle in some personal commentary as we go.
A leap year check in three instructions
How to test for leap years (until year 102499) in the proleptic Gregorian calendar with just three 32-bit instructions, with detailed explanation of the bit-level tricks.
A RAG for Elixir in Elixir | bitcrowd blog
Find out how you can implement a local RAG system in Elixir.
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Understanding Elixir's Broadway - Samuel Mullen
Broadway is Plataformatec's fourth attempt at streamlining the retrieval and processing of data in Elixir. This article gives you a glimpse into that journey, provides a deeper understanding of the library, giving you everything you need to build your own Broadway application.
A RAG Library for Elixir | bitcrowd blog
An introduction to `rag`, a RAG library for Elixir.
Creating a multiplayer game server in Elixir - Erlang Solutions
This game was a highlight at Code BEAM Lite London and Code BEAM America. For those attendees lucky enough to experience AstroBEAM, Hernán Rivas Acosta...
How to Async Tests in Elixir
It can be hard to keep tests asynchronous as Elixir applications grow in size and complexity. Let's see why, and explore fixes.